Meristematic tissue have the ability to
divide themselves. It is the primary site for cell division and cell
differentiation. It produces the new cells and are called growing tissue in
plants. The new cells may or may not divide. It is the source of the regenerative
potential of the plant.
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Cancerous cells can originate anywhere in the
body and can spread into or invade adjoining tissues. It keeps growing and dividing
relentlessly to form lumps. It can also break off and travel to distant
tissues. Cancer cells rejects signals from other cells.</span>
Acceleration/ accelerating is how you are increasing speed. Speed as a whole is how fast something goes, acceleration is how something’s speed increases and by how much.
PRIMARY GROWTH
1) apical meristem
3) elongation
5) increases exposure to light
9) occurs in plants that live only one year
SECONDARY GROWTH
2) cork cambium
4) provides structural support
6) increases vascular flow
<span>7) growth in thickness
</span>10) lateral meristem
11) vascular cambium
BOTH
8) occurs in plants that live many years.
NEITHER
Answer:
Option (C)
Explanation:
In no-till farming method, the farmer usually uses a no-till planter with the help of which they make a narrow type of trench that is sufficient enough for the seed to be grown in rows. The residue of the cover crop is allowed to place on the surface of the soil by not plowing, as a result of which the soil is protected from getting eroded and losing of moisture content. This improves soil quality.
This method helps in increasing the water content that percolates down into the soil, holding the organic matter and recycling of nutrient matters. It also expands the growth and population of microbes in the soil, which provides more nutrients to the soil and increases the fertility of the soil.
Thus, when a farmer leaves plant stalks in the field to reduce soil erosion, then it is known as no-till farming.
Hence, the correct answer is option (C).
Lessen impacts of flooding by absorbing water and reducing the speed at which flood waters flow. Upstream wetlands can serve to store flood waters temporarily and <span>release them slowly downstream.</span>
